Plan Your Visit
Opening hours
- The Fisheries and Maritime Museum is open every day of the week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- During the schools' summer break, we are open every day of the week from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
- The museum will be closed on December 24th, 25th, and 31st, as well as January 1st
Ticket prices
- Adult (18+): 175 DKK per person
- Guests under 18: Free admission*
*Children under 15 may only enter when accompanied by an adult. - Students: 125 DKK*
*Upon presentation of a valid student ID - Group (min. 15 adults): 125 DKK per person
Arrival and parking
The address of the Fisheries and Maritime Museum is Tarphagevej 2, 6710 Esbjerg V
Parking at the museum is FREE.
At the museum, you'll find regular parking spaces, spaces with charging stations for electric cars, spaces for vehicles with disability permits, and parking spaces for buses.
Food and drink
Make your day at the museum even more enjoyable with a visit to Café MS Smag. Here, you can settle in for lunch or take a break with coffee, cake, or ice cream during your visit.
If you are a group of more than ten people, please make a reservation in advance. It is not possible to make reservations during school breaks.
Bring your own food
You’re also welcome to bring your own food when you visit the Fisheries and Maritime Museum. You can eat it in the lunchroom by the coat check or at the tables and benches in the Open Air Exhibition. Food brought from home may not be eaten in Café MS Smag.
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Practical information
A great museum visit starts right at home. On this page, you’ll find information about parking, find out if you can bring your dog to the museum, and much more.
Take a piece of the experience home with you
In the Fisheries and Maritime Museum’s gift shop, you’ll find a carefully curated selection of items inspired by the sea, the west coast, and the museum’s stories.
Find gifts and wonderful memories for both children and adults—from teddy bears, nautical-themed toys, and souvenirs to clothing from Lakor, candy, and delicacies.
Stop by the store and take a little something from your visit home with you.
Payment
You can pay with cash in Danish kroner and euros (bills). You can also pay with Dankort, Visa, Eurocard, MasterCard, American Express, Diners, JCB, and Maestro.
Dogs and Other Pets
Dogs and other pets are welcome on a leash at the Open Air Exhibition, but they are not allowed inside.
At the Open Air Exhibition, you'll find a dog parking area where you can tie your dog up. There are also water bowls here.
You'll also find bags for picking up after your dog. Thank you for using them!
Guide dogs and service dogs are welcome throughout the museum.
Closet
You can store your outerwear and bags in our coatroom, where you'll find both open shelves and lockable lockers.
Use of the lockers is free, but you must pay a deposit of 200 DKK, which will be refunded when you return the key. Please go to the ticket office to gain access to the lockers.
Discounts
- Are under 18 years of age
- Is blind
- Has a valid annual pass
- Caregivers with a caregiver card issued by the Danish Disability Organizations
- Caregivers who, as part of a hjemmebaseret indsats, visit the museum with the child they are assigned to and a parent. Proof that the caregiver is on duty must be provided.
- Press and photographers by prior arrangement
- are a student and presents a valid student ID
- Uses a wheelchair or walker
- Are visiting the museum with a group of more than 15 adults
Photos and Video
It is allowed to take photos and video for private use.
If you want to take photos and video for commercial use, you must have a prior agreement. Contact us at kontakt@musvest.dk for more information.
Access Conditions
It’s easy to visit the museum, even if you have difficulty walking or use a wheelchair. Wherever there are stairs, there are also elevators, wheelchair lifts, or ramps. In the Open Air Exhibition, there are also paths. However, it may be difficult to enter all of the buildings.
You are welcome to bring your guide dog or service dog with you when you visit the museum, as long as they are on a leash.
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Questions and Answers
Here you'll find answers to some of the questions you may have before your visit to the Fisheries and Maritime Museum.